A2 English Vocabulary

Done by or belonging to a group together; a jointly owned enterprise

The commander of a ship or aircraft; a team leader

A place where art is displayed; the highest seating area in a theater

One of the five digits of the foot; to touch with the toes

An object used to hold things; a large metal shipping box

In or to a foreign country; widely spread

The yearly recurrence of the date of a past event

To emit or reflect light; to excel; brightness or gleam

To make someone distressed or disturb something; feeling unhappy or sick; an unexpected defeat

Mild, kind, and calm; not rough or harsh

To create something new; to make up something fictional

A small six-legged arthropod with a hard exoskeleton

The use of supernatural powers; conjuring tricks; having a remarkable enchanting quality

Good enough to be approved or accepted

A small tablet of medicine; an oral contraceptive; fabric forming small fiber balls

Fine powder ground from wheat or other grains, used in baking; to coat with flour

A regular payment for use of property; to pay for or let out property

To a very large extent or degree

Feeling happy and satisfied

A metal disc given as a prize or honour; to win a medal

To ask earnestly or humbly; to ask for money or charity

Twelve o'clock at night; the middle of the night

To walk with regular strides like a soldier; a formal walk or parade; March (the month)

Unverified information spread by word of mouth; to spread such information

Unverified information spread by word of mouth; to spread such information

Not able to be found; absent when expected

A mutual relationship between things; a statistical measure of how variables relate

An upright typeface; relating to Roman script or numerals

The art of designing buildings; a style of building; the structure of a system

To make someone unclear in mind; to mix up two things

A flat-billed water bird; to quickly lower one's head to avoid something

The process of putting a plan or system into effect

To cause food to pass into the stomach; a small migratory bird

A device or scheme to catch someone or something; to ensnare

Apparently; as it appears on the surface

To allow temporary use of something; to add a quality to something

A large overflow of water; to overflow or overwhelm with a large amount

The legal right to possess and control something

The identification of a disease or the cause of a problem

In a reliable and uniform manner; always

A statement about what will happen in the future; a forecast

Occurring without a definite plan or pattern; by chance

A field of activity or knowledge; a territory under one's control

The activity of traveling on foot; able to walk

Causing or feeling discomfort; uneasy

A melody or song; to adjust an instrument or device to the correct setting

Physical or emotional injury; to cause damage or injury

Free from war or disturbance; calm and quiet